Such a simple miss for such an expert.
Radio interference from DRLs on 1200RT
- Thread starter Roymundo
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The thing is, I can do both, electronics and politics, you are rather more limited - so be a good boy and just fuck off back to a non technical thread.
Ha ha ha ha ha ha seems you can't
I will ask one last time, how long have you been doing electronics?Ha ha ha ha ha ha seems you can't
Since I was about 5
Then you would have known that a capacitor will not drain a battery - but you didn't have a clue - this is not the place for your ignorant fuck wittery - if you want to continue this then start a thread in the Pub and I will put you right there.
The lights would without a switch Einstein
As I said the Pub if you are up for it ?- stop clogging up this place with your nonsense.
as long as th op isnt mislead by your diagram
You need to explain how a capacitor connected across a battery will discharge it - it simply will not.as long as th op isnt mislead by your diagram
P.S. have you become my new stalker?
not having a switch will keep his lights on all the time, simples.
Easy_Rider
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@ Engineer, Well done for helping and sorting this problem out for Roymundo. and i've learnt something to 
Roymundo
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Switch not required. DRLs are only powered on when the ignition is on via a relay. However DRLs can be turned off with a switch on the handle bars.
The capacitor had no polarised +- markings.
The capacitor had no polarised +- markings.
a relay is an electronically operated switch.
All done by thinking, the same way the great Physics Richard Feynman solved problems@ Engineer, Well done for helping and sorting this problem out for Roymundo. and i've learnt something to
